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Suchitra Krishnamoorthi ‘disgusted’ by insurance firm for not covering her hospital costs; ICICI Lombard responds

Suchitra Krishnamoorthi ‘disgusted’ by insurance firm for not covering her hospital costs; ICICI Lombard responds

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Actor-singer Suchitra Krishnamoorthi publicly slammed ICICI Lombard on X (formerly Twitter) for allegedly rejecting her claim to cover her hospitalisation. Explaining what happened, the actor threatened to ‘expose the fraud’ and went back and forth with the insurance firm on social media. She also claimed that she was called a ‘liar’ despite explaining the situation to them. Suchitra Krishnamoorthi stated that she’s suffering from acidity and ulcers. Suchitra Krishnamoorthi slams insurance firm Suchitra took to her X late on Wednesday to state that she is unable to sleep due to acidity and ulcers. “Its 1.45 am and i cant sleep bec of severe acidity. I have ulcers,” she wrote. The actor then called out the insurance firm, writing, “And the last time my ulcers threatened to burst i had to be hospitalized & guess what @icicilombard refused to cover my hospitization cost – bec i hadnt declared my ulcers at the time of taking the policy.” The actor explained why she didn’t declare her ulcers while taking the policy, stating, “But i didnt have ulcers …

Police, Abhijeet Dipke exchange words over shade covering Sonam Wangchuk

Police, Abhijeet Dipke exchange words over shade covering Sonam Wangchuk

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A brief exchange of words took place between Delhi Police personnel and Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) President Abhijeet Dipke at Jantar Mantar on Monday after officers asked organisers to remove a tarpaulin constructed to shield climate activist Sonam Wangchuk from the sun during his ongoing hunger strike. According to protest organisers, the tarpaulin had been put up to provide shade to Wangchuk, who has been on a hunger strike for the past 16 days. During the interaction, police personnel were seen asking Dipke to remove the temporary covering. The incident occurred at the site of the ongoing CJP-led protest, which has been drawing attention from students, activists and political leaders. Videos and visuals from the protest site showed police officials interacting with organisers over the tarpaulin structure installed near Wangchuk’s protest area. Had put a tarpaulin to protect Sonam sir from the sun. Police comes and say – “Hatao Tarpaulin aur dikhao dhoop kaha aa rahi hai?” pic.twitter.com/PJjtqHWbCH — Abhijeet Dipke (@abhijeet_dipke) July 13, 2026 Taking to X on Monday, Dipke urged the government not …

Ecuador’s Hincapie red-carded for covering mouth before World Cup exit in Mexico

Ecuador’s Hincapie red-carded for covering mouth before World Cup exit in Mexico

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3 min readUpdated: Jul 1, 2026 09:48 AM IST Ecuador centre-back Piero Hincapie became the first player to be red-carded for covering his mouth in a FIFA World Cup knockout match, moments before his side crashed out of the tournament in a 0-2 defeat to Mexico in the Round of 32 match in Mexico City. When Ecuador’s substitute Kency Paez was booked with a yellow card for a rash swipe in stoppage time, Hincapie was seen having a go at Mexico’s Santiago Gimenez with his mouth covered. After Gimenez appealed to the referee, a VAR decision deemed Hincapie to have violated the newly introduced rule at the World Cup. The new rule empowers referees to eject players who hide their mouths during run-ins with opponents. The International Football Association Board’s (IFAB) Law 12 stipulates a straight red card for players “using offensive, insulting or abusive language and/or action(s)”. Referees rely on what they hear, their assistants and the video assistant referee’s (VAR) inputs, as well as players’ reactions and the context of the incident. During …

Almiron first player to be ejected for covering mouth while speaking to opponent

Almiron first player to be ejected for covering mouth while speaking to opponent

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3 min readUpdated: Jun 20, 2026 11:07 AM IST Paraguay’s Miguel Almiron became the first casualty of FIFA’s new rule when he was sent off by the referee during the Turkey vs Paraguay match for covering his mouth during a verbal exchange with a Turkish player. Before Almiron’s red at the fag end of the first half, Paraguay were leading Turkey 1-0 after a Matias Galarza strike in just the 65th second of the match. Paraguay would hold onto the slender lead, eventually winning the match 1-0 and eliminated Turkey from the World Cup. The new rule empowers referees to eject players who hide their mouths during run-ins with opponents. The International Football Association Board’s (IFAB) Law 12 stipulates a straight red card for players “using offensive, insulting or abusive language and/or action(s)”. Referees rely on what they hear, their assistants and the video assistant referee’s (VAR) inputs, as well as players’ reactions and the context of the incident. With the new rule, the referee will have more discretion in trying to ascertain the nature …

Cabinet approves three multitracking projects covering 19 districts across states, Indian Railway network expanded by 90

Cabinet approves three multitracking projects covering 19 districts across states, Indian Railway network expanded by 90

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New Delhi: The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA), chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Tuesday approved 03 (Three) projects of the Ministry of Railways with a total cost of Rs. 23,437 crore (approx.). These projects include Nagda – Mathura 3rd and 4th Line, Guntakal – Wadi 3rd and 4th Line and Burhwal – Sitapur 3rd and 4th Line. The proposed multi-tracking project will enhance connectivity to approx 4,161 villages. (REUTERS) “The increased line capacity will significantly enhance mobility, resulting in improved operational efficiency and service reliability for Indian Railways. These multi-tracking proposals are poised to streamline operations and alleviate congestion. The projects are in line with PM Narendra Modiji’s vision of a new India which will make people of the region ‘Atmanirbhar’ by way of comprehensive development in the area, which will enhance their employment/ self-employment opportunities,” a press release issued by the CCEA said. The projects are planned on the PM-Gati Shakti National Master Plan with a focus on enhancing multi-modal connectivity and logistic efficiency through integrated planning and stakeholder consultations. These …

Covering candidate buttons with glue, ink, perfume to fall under EVM tampering: ECI sources| India News

Covering candidate buttons with glue, ink, perfume to fall under EVM tampering: ECI sources| India News

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The Election Commission of India (ECI) has issued several directives to presiding officers at polling booths, particularly linked to tampering with the candidate buttons, sources in the poll panel said. Birbhum: Officials stack Electronic Voting Machine (EVM) and Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) machines. (PTI) The poll panel has asked officers to ensure that the candidate buttons are clearly visible and not covered with tape, glue or any other material. The ECI has also said that chemicals, including colour, ink or perfume cannot be used on the buttons to reveal the secrecy of the votes, adding that such incidents can be considered as EVM tampering. Presiding officers have been asked to immediately report such incidents at polling booths to the respective returning officers. “All such cases are likely to fall under Tampering/Interfering with Electronic Voting Machine (EVM), which is an electoral offence,” ECI told officers, according sources inside the poll panel. Also Read: ‘Diagnostic check’ of EVMs used in 2024 polls, post HC order The election body has also warned that it won’t refrain …

‘Covering up Epstein Files…’: Far‑right influencer Nick Fuentes blasts Trump over Iran strikes, says ‘vote Democrat’

‘Covering up Epstein Files…’: Far‑right influencer Nick Fuentes blasts Trump over Iran strikes, says ‘vote Democrat’

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Right-wing commentator Nick Fuentes has sharply broken with Donald Trump, urging his followers to rethink their support for both the president and the Republican Party after the recent US military strike on Iran. Far-right influencer Nick Fuentes urges supporters to abandon Trump (AP) The livestreamer sharply criticized the president’s decision to send American troops into Iran as part of a joint operation with Israeli forces. He also singled out Jewish commentators who publicly supported the strike. “Something has gone horribly wrong. All of those people, with some exceptions, were ‘never Trumpers’ in 2016,” Fuentes said. “[Ben] Shapiro didn’t vote for Trump in ’16, Mark Levin was critical of Trump in 2016. Where were these people when the movement was actually born, when those pillars were in place? Now all of those people are in the center. The movement is something else now, and what we need in 2028, this is our last chance, we need in 2026 for this administration to be shut the f— down.” he said. Calls to “shut down” the administration Fuentes …

Indian Railways roll out 12-day Bharat Gaurav tour covering Rajasthan and Ujjain

Indian Railways roll out 12-day Bharat Gaurav tour covering Rajasthan and Ujjain

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The Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation Ltd. (IRCTC) on Wednesday announced an 11-night, 12-day `Divine Rajasthan with Ujjain Yatra` tour package under its Bharat Gaurav Tourist Train initiative, offering a spiritual and heritage journey starting from Solapur.  The package is priced from Rs 19,900 per person. The tour will cover major pilgrimage and heritage destinations, including Udaipur, Nathdwara, Pushkar, Jodhpur, Jaipur, Khatu Shyam Ji and Ujjain. Gaurav Jha, Group General Manager, IRCTC West Zone, Mumbai, said the specially curated Bharat Gaurav Tourist Train, comprising both AC and non-AC coaches, has been designed to provide pilgrims and tourists with a comfortable and well-organised travel experience. The train will offer accommodation in Economy Sleeper (SL), Standard 3AC and Comfort 2AC classes, with a total capacity of around 750 passengers. • IRCTC announces 12-day Bharat Gaurav tour covering Rajasthan and Ujjain IRCTC announces 12-day Bharat Gaurav tour covering Rajasthan and Ujjain 11-night, 12-day spiritual tour to begin from Solapur Boarding and deboarding facilities will be available at Solapur, Kurduvadi, Daund, Pune, Lonavala, Kalyan, Vasai Road, Surat, Vadodara …

Eight FTAs finalised in last few years, covering 37 developed countries: Goyal

Eight FTAs finalised in last few years, covering 37 developed countries: Goyal

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India has finalised eight free trade agreements (FTAs), covering 37 developed countries in the last few years, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal has said.He also said that India is in active dialogue for similar pacts with several countries, including Chile, Peru and Canada. Trade negotiations with Chile, he said, are almost at conclusion, where India has interests in critical minerals. “We`ve done eight free trade agreements covering 37 developed countries in the last few years under the Modi-government,” the minister told PTI. Since 2014, India has finalised eight trade pacts — Mauritius (April 2021 implemented), Australia (December 2022 implemented), UAE (May 2022 implemented), Oman (signed in December 2025), UK (signed in July 2025), EFTA (implemented in October 2025 – Switzerland, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway), New Zealand (talks concluded in December 2025), and the European Union (27-nation bloc). Goyal added that talks for a trade pact have started with the Mercosur group of countries to expand the existing PTA (preferential trade agreement).The Mercosur trade bloc members are Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay. The GCC (Gulf Cooperation …

AICWA demands an FIR against Rishab Shetty after death of junior artiste on Kantara set: ‘Practice of covering up the reality must end’ | Regional News

AICWA demands an FIR against Rishab Shetty after death of junior artiste on Kantara set: ‘Practice of covering up the reality must end’ | Regional News

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On Wednesday, reports surfaced of junior artiste MF Kapil’s death on the sets of Kantara: Chapter 1. The 33-year-old, a resident of Moosarithara in Kerala, reportedly died by drowning while swimming in the Souparnika River near Kollur, Karnataka on May 6. According to the film’s makers, Kapil’s death was accidental. An FIR has been filed, and the Kollur Police are currently investigating. However, the All Indian Cine Workers Association has expressed doubts about the reported cause of death and the actions taken following the tragic incident. AICWA demands FIR against Rishab Shetty On Thursday, the AICWA shared a statement demanding an FIR against Rishab Shetty and the owners of the production house, claiming the association is gravely concerned that such incidents are consistently misrepresented. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW VIDEO The statement read, “AICWA is gravely concerned that incidents of fatalities on film sets, such as the deaths of technicians during the shooting of Tamil films Indian 2 and Sardar 2, and the recent accident involving 20 junior artists traveling by bus last November, are consistently misrepresented. …